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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1902
Page
5
An old advertisement lists cakes and dainties for sale with prices and styles. It promotes cookies, lady fingers, toys, and candy in a well furnished display at Wing up Main 74, urging shoppers to choose from cheap and better grades.
A Hawaii polo club notes a demanding season for its ponies led by Devil Child and Major Potter. The article lists numerous mounts, their traits, owners, and current status as they prepare for August intersquad play and continued training.
A damaged ad describes a "Dr E Alien felectric Belt" claiming to panel cures with a strong current, offered by the undersigned agents. It states no discount and urges readers to request a free circular from Herce Electric Co at 266 Post St San Francisco, with a note about sending to Hawaii for 66.00.
Doane led by Phywton Instructor Young faced Reds and Yellow ribbons in a lively YMCA women’s gym basketball evening. The Yellow team won all three 20 minute games 11-9, 8-2, and 10-4 amid spirited play, with Instructor Young guiding a skilled, composed offense that kept the Reds on defense.
Mim Afary Beamon wife of John Powran died at her Honolulu home on Friday morning at thirty seven. Survived by husband and two children a fourteen year old son and an eight year old daughter. She was born in Dingwall Ireland and was a favorite of the Scot Thistle Club. Burial at Pearl City Cemetery with Rev WooH, Kntowt of St Ane Cathedral conducting rites. Pallbearers named Kline O'Brien Rae Murray Ball Pearson White Anderson.
The 1902 Club, a group of gentlemen seeking lively, occasional social functions, plans a masquerade ball for Thursday evening. President A Jacobson reports rising membership and ongoing efforts to organize pillowcase parties and other amusing activities. A sextet formed among members signals active preparations for the year ahead.
A shipping official tried to reach Captain Brokaw of the Fearless by phone but found his telephone down for five days. The Hulietio reporter notes numerous complaints from people unable to reach him over the wire. The captain suggested using a telephone to ensure immediate contact in emergencies on the waterfront.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for a gold disease with Laxatiey Bromo Quinine Tablets. It offers a money refund if the cure fails. The box bears a signature and a price of 96 cents.
Avery posensor of Kodak or Brownie cameras offers a $4000 prize contest by the Kanfman Kodak Co. Greatly advantages of a populous and beautiful scenery invite island amateurs to enter. Honolulu Photo Supply Co. serves as headquarters as the Bulletin reports a monthly fee of 75 cents.
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